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Fast casual burgers in all kinds of variations. A Germany-wide franchise.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Dresden, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Tokyo Kaiten Sushi
All you can eat for one hour. Dishes travel past most tables on conveyor belts, allowing you to take what you want. Tasty and varied.
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Altmarkt-Galerie
A huge shopping centre which practically fills the western side of Seestraße and has an appearance of being many separate buildings, but they are in fact all interconnected. You can find everything from premium boutiques to very affordable shops there, as well as a fitness centre and even an ibis budget hotel (see "Sleep" section of this guide).
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Curry am Schloss
Tiny bar/restaurant. Claims to have the "best currywurst" in Dresden. Also sells breaded cauliflower.
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Kulturpalast
Palace of Culture
A socialist era building finished in 1969, standing right in the middle of the gradually reconstructed Altstadt, in stark contrast to the historic buildings surrounding it and supplanting some of the old buildings that closed the Altmarkt from the north before the second world war. It was originally planned to be a super-tall, ornate structure in the mould of the Palace of Culture in Warsaw, but ended up being a large concert hall with height on par with surrounding buildings, in an austere Bauhaus-inspired style. It is now a protected architectural monument, along with a giant socialist-realism themed mosaic on its western wall, facing Schloßstraße. Between 2012 and 2017 the Kulturpalast was completely renovated and now houses a concert hall, the city's main library and a Kabarett venue.